and it’s generally agreed that an infinite number of zeros add up to zero.
Actually 0·∞ is considered an indeterminate form. For example the interval from 0 to 1 has length 1 even though it’s composed of infinitely many points each of which has length 0.
See my reply to asr for links to more technical explanations.
Actually 0·∞ is considered an indeterminate form. For example the interval from 0 to 1 has length 1 even though it’s composed of infinitely many points each of which has length 0.
See my reply to asr for links to more technical explanations.